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08.07.2015

'SIN FREE FACEBOOK' ATTRACTS THOUSANDS

By Zoe Kleinman Technology reporter, BBC News

A group of Evangelical Christians in Brazil has launched a social network where swearing and erotic content in any form is completely banned.

The creators of Facegloria claim the site has attracted 100,000 members since its launch last month.

There are 600 words which are forbidden on the site and an "Amen" button for expressing appreciation for a post.

Ummaland, a social network for Muslims which launched in 2013, currently has around 329,000 members.

It includes "extended privacy settings" for women and daily Islamic inspirational quotes.

"We are creating Ummaland on Islamic values, no small talk, no boasting, no gossiping and backbiting but focusing on the message that really matters," said co-founders Maruf Yusupov and Jamoliddin Daliyev in an interview shortly after the site launched.

Read more: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-33409968